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The engine block heater usually replaces the passenger side rear freeze plug.
Usually in place of the passenger side rear freeze plug.
there is no fuse for a block heater the block heater is installed in the oil cooler on side of engine a lead goes from heater to plug in at front of engine this heater is plugged into 110 power from house.it is not controlled by anything in the truck if it is not working have the wiring checked and have the heater checked wiring for block heater is sold separate to heater,and costs about 80 bucks,heater cost about 70 bucks
The block heater connection is on the passenger side of the block, just above the freeze plugs, you will need the cable that runs out to the grill/bumper. Every newer diesel has this heater just some were not equipped with the cable, it is an option. Hope this helps. John
The block heater connection is on the passenger side of the block, just above the freeze plugs, you will need the cable that runs out to the grill/bumper. Every newer diesel has this heater just some were not equipped with the cable, it is an option. Hope this helps. John
Mine does, but I just plug it in, don't know where it is.
block heater plug on a 2005 ford is hidden just above front bumber bar on passenger side of truck,behind the grill. just untie so it can be placed where you can get at it
I was looking at a drawing on one of Fords websites and it shows the engine block heater for a 2002 Ford F-350 , 7.3 liter Diesel engine , takes the place of one of the engine expansion plugs on the drivers side of the engine , near the rear of the engine
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Ford OEM block heaters are all 600watt (5.3 amp x 115 volt). aftermarket heaters are available up to 1000watt. (1 kilowatt).
I was looking at a drawing on one of Fords websites and it shows the block heater is installed in place of one of the expansion plugs on the drivers side of the engine ( near the rear of the engine ) on a Ford F-350 7.3 liter Diesel V8 engine
block heater cord will be found wound up in a bundle between radiator and grill on drivers side of truck